Reviewed by Dave Brassington

The title track opens up in lively style for the Texas-based sibling group. More than that, it carries a strong message of hope when it talks about the God of miracles and what he can do for all of us. Other strong titles follow, but midway through the album is when I start to have some problems, as over-production rather drowns out otherwise excellent material. Suffering particularly from this are "Hallelujahs Never End" and "Glorious Amazing God". Quite why we have to have such loud MOR accompaniment obscuring the otherwise excellent harmonies of this bright group, who consist of three brothers and their young sister, is beyond me. Also, another snag is I feel only nine tracks is hardly value for money.

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